One Billion New Online Shoppers Are Entering the Market Creating Significant Growth Opportunities for Digital Commerce, Finds New Study by Accenture
A new generation of over one billion digital native consumers are emerging in eight fast-growing countries in the next decade, creating new areas of growth for companies globally, found a new global commerce study by Accenture (NYSE: ACN).
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About 1.4 billion digital-first consumers in 8 growing countries will enter the market in the next decade. (Graphic: Business Wire)
Living in Bangladesh, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, and the Philippines, these digital consumers are between the ages of 6 and 26 and represent 36% of the aforementioned countries’ population and their behaviors today offer key insights for companies looking to capture the next wave of commerce-driven growth.
According to Accenture Song’s report, “The Next Billion Consumers: A Fast-growing Opportunity for Digital Commerce,” this next generation of consumers presents a significant opportunity for global companies, particularly because digital commerce eases some of the traditional barriers to entry in these markets. Plus, the research also found that despite digital commerce revenues having quadrupled in these markets since 2017—equating to $211 billion in 2022—most multi-nationals are not set up to serve these digital-first consumers.
“These new consumers are relevant to companies that operate in these countries today as well as the multinationals looking to grow their footprint and balance their global portfolios,” said Fabio Vacirca, Global Commerce Lead, Accenture Song. “However, strategies based on the western model of consumerism—the steady evolution from brick-and-mortar to digital commerce models that occurs over decades—won’t work for these consumers. Companies will need to be digital-first, leapfrogging older legacy approach.”
Who are the next generation of digital consumers
The report spotlights how the digital shopping behaviors of these emerging consumers have the potential to transcend boundaries and
influence purchasing habits more broadly. Four core digital shopper archetypes were identified from 3,000 digital consumers surveyed across the eight countries. They are digital native
purchasers, digitally savvy millennials, digital native content creators and digital alpha influencers.
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